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For Miss Hannah Pearson

I have again considered this case and from the
present circumstances ↑suspect↑ that it is considerably changed
as the Vomitings have ceased and a natural discharge
has taken place and as I hope mild weather is
now coming on it may be expected that (↑her↑) natural
discharges will take their due course. I hope the
Cough she is now troubled with is no other than
what Dr Aurey judges it to be a Catarrh from
accidental cold but I think a little time will
be necessary to make this certain and in the mean¬
time I cannot advise the Electricity that I propo¬
sed in my last. Neither do I think the powders
formerly proposed to be either necessary or proper
at present {illeg} measures to be thought of
at present {illeg} might put {illeg} her
{illeg}

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and be otherwise warmly cloathed. Let her avoid
walking out into the cold air but as soon as the
weather is tolerably mild let her get on horseback
and in that way tak every forenoon take what
exercise she can easily bear. At the same time
let her use the Pills prescribed on other page
as I judge them fit for her in every view,
I can take of her ailments. If her cough is
is particularly troublesome upon her lying down
at night she may take an hour before bed
time a dose of an Opiate but unless the demand
for it is pressing I would rather have her let
it alone. If however she takes any thing of
that kind let care be taken by other medicine
to prevent costiveness.

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For Miss Hannah Pearson